Three Times and Out in Indiana News
A sprawling Indiana state news digest notes a string of deaths and incidents. It lists multiple obituaries and accidental deaths from Elkhart, Muncie, Terre Haute, and surrounding towns, including a train striking a moon and a drowning near Franklin. It reports civic notes, local political sparring in Madison and Washington, and a suspension of Fort Wayne Daily Press with talk of continuing the paper as an independent sheet.
Lima man dies in northern penitentiary after mother plea
Frank Simmons of Lima Ohio died last week in the northern penitentiary. His mother had pleaded for his release but Gov. Matthews had not acted. He died of consumption before any clemency. Adele Perkins 16 missing from 2593 Delaware St returned home Monday night. Friends fear mental derangement. Justice Johnston heard Laura Pritchard vs Irwin W Baird over a missing mother’s picture and $100 damages. case taken under advisement.
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Frank Simmons
Lima
Justice Johnston
Laura Pritchard
Irwin W. Baird
Plaintif
The Second Fight at Roby Fails to Draw Gov Attendee
The second fifth carnival of the Columbian athletic club drew a modest crowd at Ronny Indiana as Peter Maher of Ireland defeated Val Flood of Australia in ten rounds for a $1,000 purse. Hugh Napier beat Bobby Burns for $2,000, in a bout decided after eight rounds. The evening included other local notes and early tallies from baseball and racing events.
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Australia
Bobby Burns
Providence
Rhys
Hugh Napier
Maher
Flood
Denver” Smith
Jon McGrath
Peter Lowrey
Sam Fitzpatrick
George Dawson
Young Grito
Burns
Napier
Matters
Burns Sli
Elwood Ball
Alexandria
Jem Carney
Jack McAulifte
England
Harry Napier
Bobby Burna
Carsman Strawbury
Jake Gandaur
Tom O’rourke
Joe Wolcott
America
Wolcott
Jack McAuliffe
Cincinnati
New York
Washington Park
Hi Henry
Shadow
Ernest Race
Sculptor
Pessara
Sheenshead
Maj. Daly
Ajax
Mars
Deception
Flirt
Igarn
Guttenberg
Uproar
Bryan
Connors
Indigo
Toano
Hafton
Gloucester
Glenall
Artillery
Adlojain
Drizzle
Little Bravo
Gertrude
Kansas City
Ike
Blaze Duke
Avaline
Tom Cook
Mary B
Jennie Swartz
Sullivan
Chamberlain
Murphy
Rusie
Milligan
Cleveland
Washington
Young and O'Connor
Esper
Farrell
St. Louis
Baltimore
Spreitenstein
Street car workers form brass band amid local tensions
The street car employees organized a brass band as local friction surfaces. Judge Bartholomew split H Muir and Ida in a divorce case. A sheriff’s fee and salary law suit was filed in supreme court. H T Weert, a well known resident, died at Avondale Ohio after a long illness. A 12 year old boy, James Wells of 1206 S Tennessee Ave, mangled his left hand in a dynamite cartridge blast. Madam Sisserreta Jones left for New York for a breach of contract suit and her concert is postponed to July 3. President Parsons of the Stars Normal School reported the campus unrest largely over, Prof Thompson’s removal nearly settled. Prof Carl Barns to direct A R musical entertainment during encampment week in Tomlinson Hall. William Hibler, 38, of 99 Malottave, missing since pay day at Beehive Planing Mill. Alexander Johnson, newly elected superintendent at Fort Wayne feeble-minded school, to take charge July 1. A R encampment fireworks committee formed to pick a site for Sept 5 display. Harvey M LaVolette leads LaFollette Coal and Iron Co of New York with a Wall Street office. Hornberger Electric Mfg Co Elkhart Ind and Diamond Steam Laundry Indianapolis incorporated with $20,000 capital. John Lee placed under $200 peace bonds after threats to demolish his wife and daughter with a hatchet. A brisk runaway on Ohio Street near Denison hotel, a nurse in a light buggy frightened by John McCullough.
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Bartholomew
H. Muir
Ida
Supreme Court
H. T. Weert
Avondale
James Wells
Tennessee
Sisserreta Jones
New York
Parsons
the Stars Normal School
Thompson
Carl Barns
A. R
Tomlinson Hall
William Hibler
Malottave
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Harvey M. LaVolette
LaFolette Coal and Iron Company
New York City
Hornberger Electric Manufacturing Company
Elkhart
Ind
Diamond Steam Laundry Company
Indianapolis
John Lee
Justice Johnston
Mattie
John
Ohio St
John McCullough
Denison Hotel
Live Stock Market and Local News from Indianapolis
The June 27 1893 issue reports cattle hog and sheep markets in Indianapolis with price notes for shipping steers and fat calves. It also mentions George Bingham inspecting interlocking switches at Tolleston and Fort Wayne, Miss Elsie Wickard and Oliver Richardson’s marriage, and local court actions including Tim Ferriter being found not guilty and a robbery case trial outcomes.
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McCullough
George Bingham
Tolleston
Fort Wayne
Auditor of State
Bingham
Elsie
Joseph Wickard
Oliver Richardson
Dury College
Springfield
Tim Ferriter
Criminal Court
Tun
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Horace Wood
James Riley
John Connors
Lieber’s
Riley
Connore
Indianapolis Union
Markets by Telegraph from Cariaco Dear Market Listing
Markets by Telegraph reports opening wheat and corn futures with July and September dates, including pork and short ribs prices. It lists July and September quotations with figures in a compressed early 19th century style, reflecting commodity pricing in a rough ledger format.
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Cariaco
Dare
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